How do you get your dog to come to you when you call her?

Answer 1

Ok hello what we did with our dog was,

we got a treat and went at one end of the field, shout come come! in a loud voice that is high pitched voice, then u have to hold up the treat clearly so they could see it,

i hope this could help.

from Dr. X

Answer 2

Jumping up and mouthing are simply examples of one species (dogs) attempting to make a connection using very different forms of communication than another species (humankind) understands. As you have mentioned excitement, that is the key word...

The goal is to teach your dog that jumping won't lead to what she wants--in fact, it will decrease her chances of getting it.

Reward for good behaviors displayed...

Answer 3

Whenever you want the dog to come, just call it's name and it should eventually come to you. As soon as it does, reward it with a treat or play with a toy.

Added: Another great way is whistling until the dog comes, then reward them with a treat. Works GREAT!

Answer 4

It's better to go to your vet and ask where there are classes to train your dog. The trainers know best! The rest of us may be lucky and have a dog that loves to please and is easy to train, but for the most part I take my dogs into a group every week with a trainer when they are about 2 months old. Then I listen to the instructions from the trainer and I'm consistent with that training until the next group session. Dogs are smart (no matter what the breed) and one will never be sorry when they have taken the time (isn't that expensive in group sessions) to train their dog correctly. If you can't afford these group sessions then go to a pet store or ask your vet what is the best DVD training program and watch the DVD and start training your dog. Here are some rules: * NEVER hit your dog for not paying attention or making a mistake. Gently pull leash towards your side and have a firm voice, but DON'T YELL! * When the dog starts to get the idea of what you want them to do then say 'good dog' give them a SMALL treat and this encourages the dog. * BE CONSISTANT. Don't think you can train your dog for 10 minutes and skip a day or more and expect the dog to pick up where YOU left off. It won't take long if you continue on with the training. * A proper trainer will have many more ideas as to how to quickly train your dog to do the basic commands. Once these are mastered you could have a little fun with your dog and teach them some tricks in the same manner as patience and consistency. I have a Bichon Frise that is extremely smart. I took her to basic training and then taught her things like sitting; bang ... you're dead; dead dog walking ( she will walk slowly with head down and a slight limp) to saying her prayers (head between two front paws.) I have a red, blue and red ball and hide them in the house and ask her to find the ' red ball.' She get's it every time and if I say 'blue' she comes back with the blue and will even bypass the red ball. So much for dogs being color blind! After training take your dog to a safe place and let them run and have some fun with them. Throw a ball, small stick or just run along with them. This eases tension and also lets the dog know if they train well with you and try their best then it's fun time. Dogs are extremely loyal creatures and always want to please their owners.

Answer 5

Use positive reinforcement by offering a high-value treat or toy when calling your dog's name. Practice in a quiet environment to start, gradually increasing distractions. Offer praise every time she comes to you, and make training sessions short and fun to keep her engaged.

Answer 6

well i have locked my dog with her 5 kids and now they are able to open the door and come out

Answer 7

put a door in front of the porch ?